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& promotion of: non-alcoholic
"beverages. Lorenda ‘Kasper-
~-SKi.and Beverley Miller were
two of the Pathway students
. Who - combined . with other
_community volunteers: at a
tablé in Safeway to pass out
various ‘refreshments, pam-
phiets and buttons,

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“ALCOHOL. AND drug
_ @Wareness week marked the -

Andrew. Mile, . Karen.
+ Brown and: ‘Howard. Mik

o Dhat's because” last | year.
they bought a Dr, REM...

‘Terrace are all $50: outst tovia vriiners ie vere

chine aad ‘ ~ Bridie: O'Brien’ of Haz

: Barb: Kendall from, mmithers,
Gail Currie (an ex-Terracite’.
fi =.mow! living: in Maple. Ridge)

ic. and: Patricia eeote,.of :

dally Kitt, - "fans

By ROB WILFORD
Did You Know That indoor
tanning i is not-always safe.
The actual ultra violet lights
(UVA): ‘are inspected at the fac-
tory to measure UVA only,
They are not inspected while in
“use in a tarining salon. There are
3 types of UV light: “A”? tann-
ing, “B'’, burning, ‘C’’ car-
cinogenic, However, as the UV
light. ages. it-has limited control
in emitting a specifi ic frequency.

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Every UV. light produces ultra.

-violet A, B and C, Therefore, a
supposedly ‘safe sun tanning
unit. could become dangerous.
Remember, there is not routine
testing of these units. .

The - American Academy of
Dermatology says, “'The long-
range ‘consequences of UVA
_tanning include a greater risk of
developing the potentially fatal
malignant melanoma, or other
skin cancers later in life. The so-

‘called ‘safer’ UVA ‘radiation *:
Health. & Welfare Canada for

from - tanning beds. penetrates
the skin more deeply and causes
a host of immediate, unadver-
dane edad including retina

Did. you”
know that... .

; Courtesy Skeena Health Unit

disease causing photosensitivity.
(eg. sulfas, tetracycline, . an-

tibiotics, diuretics,’ tranquilizers

and cosmetics) should also.
avoid UY light. —
Why do people decide to use.
tanning ‘salons? “According: to
the American Academy | of Der-. .
matology, two thirds of the peo-
ple they interviewed in a survey -
of tanning habits thought going .
to a tanning ‘studio protected
them against sunburn outdoors. _
Recent scientific informiation
disputes this idea. What is cer- -
tain is that indoor tanning has -
the potential to damage rather .
than protect your skin.
-» Some safety precautions form

those who do use tanning salons.
include:
* Do. not wear .any., cosmeti ic.

edbtrdct@or burns on__preparations while tanning. % net

hi eyes; ~

rashes,”’ ..

One more effect includes’ the:

aging ‘of. skin ‘as. the UV. light
destroys’ ‘the: structure | and
elasticity.of skin.

‘The following ‘peaple: are at
extra risk-and should avoid sur

tanning salons and minimize ex-’

posure to UV. light: People who
are fair haired, children and the
elderly, People taking photsen-

‘inflamed--blood:-.
, vessels, - itching and allergic a

“*-Do -not~shower—or: takes a”

Sauna before tanning; when you’
towel dry you remove some of
‘the natural protective body oils.

* Wear goggles or other pro-
tective eyewear effective against
all UV light before turaing the
lamp on. Do not under any cir-

‘cumstances look at an operatin-

ng sunlamp without suitable eye
protection. ~~

* Make sure that the surface of
the tanning bed is clean and dry.

turer's ; instructions with: regaid -

to the distance, exposure time

and frequency of exposure.’ If-

_ there are no instruction accom: .
panying the sunlamp,. obtain:
advice from the manufacturer:

before use,

Always use’ the automatic
timer to set the exposure time:
according to the manufacturer's.
“The | timer.
switch should be started the i ins- aS

recommendations, -

tant the lamp is switched on. Do
not tamper with the timer while
tanning.

* Commence the “exposure
schedule with a short exposure
time and gradually increase the
time for subsequent exposure.
This procedure will ‘help build
up the melanin protection

against i nite
* you i Hee iy imdtte"°f
eddening ofthe’ skin, discon. “"-

 timie ‘the exposure at once. The’

tanning effect shold not be visi:

ble for at least a few hours after

exposure.
* Shower with ‘soap im-

mediately after using the tann-

ing bed.

What are your questions and
concerns? Write us-at: “Did
You Know That...?”’ c/o
Skeena Health Unit, 3412
Kalum St., Terrace, B.C. V8G

: . Ghariteble organization. .

seve trips, from’ ‘out, of, the ragion.

win. : Oe $20,000 fn paca! a

Your. cash: calendar can nbe purchased from:
‘Terrace Order. of Elks, local. banks and: ‘merchants - phone 635- 6790% or
635- 6718. Kitimat and Prince’ Rupert residents contact local Elks.’

. HESDAY

CS0NDAY 5 “MOND .

_HOSPTALF FOUNDATION :

“9. The OF. REM, Use Hospital Foundation le’ a.

roy ® Funds relsed by the Foundation are ‘used tor the |

“a purchase of diagnostic: and medical equipment. *
® The foundatiori fa currently fundraising ter ac.T,:
: Scanner for Mls Memorial Hospital. 310-5: ch
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Real Estate Board

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“Holiday Decorating Contest”
* PRIZES * TROPHIES * SIMPLE AND. FUN
-RULES: -
* All entries. must be In prior to noon, Dec: 20, 1991.
* Outside lights must be kept on between 6 P. m. and
11 p.m.on Dec. 20. :

"Torace Chamber of Commerce. & Northwest Real Estate boat,
Christmas Light Campaign |
“Holiday Decorating Contest”

Drop off entries at Chamber Office, Inn of the West, “‘Skeena Broadcagstera or
call Bobbie Phillips at 636-2063 and your home or business will be entered,

NAME:
ADDRESS:
PHONE:

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